... of connection with sto.kbroking. The report of the directors was adopted. Serious Accident to Lord Cardigan. — On Thursday morning the Earl of Cardigan met with a very alarming accident at ?? Park, Northamptonshire, under rather peculiar circumstances ...

... Hardy (Secre- tary of Stute for the Home Department), tbe Right Hon. Sir John Pakington (Secretary for War), tht Right Hon. Sir Staf- ford Nortbcote (Secretary for India), Lord John Manners (Fir-.t Commissioner of Works), Lord Colville of Culross (Mister ...

... X.C R, (iraham Montgomery, Bart., M.P Robert Montgomery, K.C.B. and ?? Roundel! Palmer, M.P., Q.C., John Stuart, John Thwaites, Charles Ireyelyan, John Walsh, Anthony C. Weldon, Bart, Charles Wyke, K.C.B. Reverends.— Dean of Westminster, Sub-Dean of Chapsls ...

... Black Rod, and Ulster Knight of Arms having taken their places, the choir sang Sir John Stevenson's Te Deum with really admirable effect. When tho last strain of this fino composition had died away the Ulster King of Arms, the Heralds, the Pursuivants, ...

... riant, nearly eiott feet in beiflit ayn nirtr,rally limit, and apparently of strong muscular frame’ carried, one under each arm. the brothers nn,i r:mo the Italian Little .'.lon,- aged re-pectivelr • ' and 111 years of age. the former 3!' inches, and the ...

... and strike at once. All Europe was in distrust. Every country was extending its armaments. No one could tell how long this armed peace might last, or by what accident that peace might be broken. He was not an alarmist ; but he submitted whether the nation ...

... Rees, oflioer, Cardigan, second ride, Carmarthen collection, has been appointed to Campbeltown loth division. Mr. Hugh Griffiths, officer, Cardigan, first ride, has been appointed to Ca'digan, second ride, Carmarthen collection, Mr. John Carroll, dropped ...

... Prolate, Chancellor, Registrar. Secretary, Genealogist, Usher the Black Rod. ami i Lister Knight Arms having taken their places. the choir sang Sir John StevensonV D-. with ; really admirable. Jl* ci. When the last strain (his * Hue c .-mpo-iti had died ...

... containing all the organs in a perfect state of preservation from fire. There is a portion of a silk dress found under the right arm pit, between it and the body, recovered un burnt. This body is supposed to be that of Lady Farnham. No. 2. Trunk of female ...

... nomination of Mr. James White. Mr. Cordy Burrows (who was asked for his other arm, an allusion to his saying at the previous contest tbat he would rather lose bis right arm than vote for Professor Fawcett) nominated Mr. Henry Fawcett ; Mr. Marriage Wallis ...

... Howtb, Lieutenant of the county Dublin ; the Dean of tho Chapel Royal, Goneral Cunninghame, Viscount Hamilton, M.P., Lord Claud John Hamilton, M.P., Admiral Buckle, and Admiral Warren. The eagerness of the specta- tors was with difficulty restrained. Several ...

... THE NEW BOOK THE HORSE. fesp. Bvo. i rice Is., boaids. postage 2d.. THE HOUSE ; How Fe«*«i Him, Avoi'i Disease, and Save my. ARM IT AGE. M.If.V.C. ', livery one who owns, drives, or feeds a horse should have this volume. l.i‘i ti; Frederick Warue and Co ...